Unless you have a less than average ability to smell, you have noticed the Odor that has surrounded us. That odor was caused by a malfunction at the Wastewater Treatment Plant on the South end of town. The Tremonton City Wastewater Treatment Plant uses mechanical and biological processes to treat sewage. Recently, the Wastewater Treatment [...]
Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms Working smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are essential fire safety tools to have in your home. They are the best way to prevent fire fatalities. Woman on ladder testing smoke alarm Every home is required to have working smoke alarms and most are also required to have carbon monoxide alarms. [...]
Close to 40 artists made their mark at this years Midland Square Chalk Affair as it drew contestants not only from the Bear River Valley, but from communities along the Wasatch Front as well. The annual event is helping to further Tremonton’s reputation as an arts community — a reputation that comes with the [...]
Sgt. Rocky Payne was killed in Baghdad on March 16 when his Humvee was struck by a roadside bomb. Payne was a marine during the initial assault on Baghdad and returned as an army gunner with the 497th transportation company a year prior to his death. Sgt. Rocky Payne was posthumously promoted to the rank [...]
He was aboard the Navy warship Warnick in the Harbor of Japan when he was killed on February 15, 1957. Monte was working on an electric panel when someone made a mistake and turned the power on.
Current Threat Level - GREEN: NEW NORMAL To read the Governor's full phase plan and guidelines on recovering from the Covid-19 Pandemic please view the link HERE! Tremonton City's immediate plan is below. More details and updates will be provided soon for individual city departments. Additional information about Coronavirus (COVID-19) prevention can be [...]
We had an amazing time at the daddy daughter dance this year. Thank you for coming! To download your picture, left click on your picture until it becomes full size, then right click and save image as.
Tremonton city is growing and has been in a drought situation for the past several years. The combination of these two facts have put us in the compromising position that our wells run dangerously low during the summer months. While our springs that supply our culinary water demand, they no longer supply enough to also [...]
The Tremonton City Fire Department has recognized Dan Nelson as the department’s firefighter of the year. Dan has been a member of the department for five years and has worked hard in supporting the rise in emergency calls as one of the top-five call respondents for 2019. He takes on a lot of the department’s [...]
It was a perfect day for the Holiday Extravaganza on Saturday, Dec. 7, with a healthy layer of snow on the ground and sunny weather. The extravaganza is an annual celebration of the holiday season featuring horse-drawn carriage rides, S’mores and hot chocolate, a candy cane hunt, and a visit from none other than Santa [...]
